AI is becoming clinically relevant for mood and anxiety care—but the evidence is uneven, and enthusiasm must be matched by guardrails. I point out that the priority now is not “AI everywhere,” but actionable, validated, clinically accountable tools that improve care.
We have less than 1 week until the Embodied Minds Summit, and the agenda is finalized! https://t.co/MkyLcFB58C
If you are still waiting for an invitation, the final wave for this small invite-only meeting will be going out later today, so stay tuned.
The draft agenda for the UCLA Embodied Minds Summit is now live on the website! See “Day 2 — The Conference”. It contains the workshop assignments and speaker order.
https://t.co/MkyLcFB58C
GPT-5 Pro just scored a 148 IQ on the official Mensa Norway test that’s genius territory.
This isn’t a cherry-picked result either… it’s the average over multiple runs.
We’re now looking at an AI that outperforms almost every human on Earth in raw problem-solving ability.
The “AI will never match human intelligence” crowd just got left in the dust.
Coming in September 2025 are 16 chapters by experts on "The Bodily Self, Emotion, and Subjective Time: Exploring Interoception through the Contributions of A.D. (Bud) Craig". Stay tuned for my presentation of online chapters already available online.
https://t.co/NWSUzzCzIQ?
🎧🧠Inspired by @LIBR_Tulsa-@mpwpaulus's great idea, I used @Google's NotebookLM to turn one of my thesis papers into a podcast—and it worked really well!
▶️Give it a listen: https://t.co/CkJEyAVIFS
📄 You can check out the original paper here: https://t.co/T2VfJRUatO
A labor of love with my friend and long-time collaborator Murray B. Stein. Addressing Difficult-to-Treat Anxiety: A review integrating computational psychiatry, systems neuroscience, & novel interventions. Mechanistic insights for precision psychiatry. https://t.co/rEjBKjxCxs
The reality? Complex interplay of genetics & environment leads to major challenges & potential for misinterpretation. 🚨 10 crucial recommendations to fix this: 10.1016/j.bpsc.2025.03.010 #Science#Bias#Data
https://t.co/mgm3nIBjAi
Great work by Wes Thompson, Evan White and Chun Chieh Fan at LIBR as well as others: The promise of population neuroscience: understanding brains across diverse groups.
I am excited to share a new feature on our LIBR website. In response to a query from one of our research participants who expressed interest in our work and asked whether there were podcasts available about what "LIBR is working on", we have launched a new project.
We have asked our investigators to provide us with their most recent publications and we have used a new feature developed by Google called NotebookLM (https://t.co/cKZDefHo5u) to generate podcasts from these publications. https://t.co/HPlWKQYHf0
Exploring options to counter US tariffs? Consider the impact of adjusting Treasury holdings. A nuanced approach, but with potential financial leverage. #EconomicStrategy#GlobalFinance#USTreasuries
There are days in life that shake you.
I’m shattered 💔 to share that I just found out that the US Government terminated my 2024 NIH Director’s Early Independence Award (~$2 million), threatening my long-promised assistant professor job at @Columbia & academic career... 1/🧵